Word: sam
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...state legisature in Idaho. But the others couldn't come up with any valid choices. Three gave no response; two named Ethel Kennedy, Teddy's sister-in-law; four named Carolyn Kennedy, the candidate's four-year-old niece, and the Christian, a professor of History, said he hoped Sam Beer would roast in Hell. (Beer is a faculty member who has come out in support of Teddy's candidacy.) Needless to say, Carolin, Ethel and Professor Beer are not bona fide candidates for any office...
...front line of Mike Kramer, John Thorndige, Al Chang, and Sam Thompson will be feeding Ohiri as well and could pick a goal or two from the side. W L T Harvard 1 0 0 Columbia 1 0 0 Dartmouth 1 0 0 Brown 0 0 0 Yale 0 0 0 Cornell 0 1 0 Penn 0 1 0 Princeton...
...Pollster Sam Lubell, conducting a door-to-door survey of eleven Michigan precincts, found that one of every five voters who went for Democratic Governor John Swainson in 1960 now plans to support Republican George Romney. Those figures, if projected, would indicate a sizable Romney victory. But a new Detroit News poll reported that Romney's lead over Swainson was narrowing, now stood at a breathless...
...addition to the priests, TV's new professional men include a lawyer and a clutch of newsmen. The tough, quick-thinking, steel-trap lawyer is NBC's Sam Benedict, played by Edmond O'Brien with sheer nervous drive, solving ten cases an hour, picking up phones, barking, slamming them down, dictating letters at 200 words a minute, grabbing punks by the throat, and so on. Statistically, a man like that ought to have a nervous breakdown at least once a week. Not Sam...
Although Ohiri monopolized the scoring, John Thorndike, Sam Rodd, Eb Kluflo, Al Chang, and Kramer all got off some good boots. But Cornell pressed all the time, and it was only the strong defensive play of Williams and captain Tony Davies that kept Harvard...